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Recruitonomics

Recruitonomics, Sam Kuhn, Andrew Flowers, Julius Probst

Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Recruitonomics

    Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.

  • Sam Kuhn

    Economist at Appcast

  • Andrew Flowers

    Chief Economist at Appcast

  • Julius Probst

    Senior Economist working for Appcast and Stepstone. Interested in all things macro, economic history, and labor markets

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